EY
Economic Advisory Graduate Programme – September 2027 intake
Graduate · Consulting
- Location
- London
- Opened
- Unknown
- Closes
- No date listed
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Use economics to shape clients’ policy, regulatory and commercial challenges
Programme overview
On the Economic Advisory Graduate Programme, you’ll shape the future with confidence by helping organisations understand the economic forces influencing business, government and society. You’ll work in high-performing teams, using data, research and economic analysis to uncover insights, solve complex challenges and support informed decision-making. As a Shaper of the future, you’ll build your technical, analytical and professional skills through hands-on experience and coaching, while making a meaningful impact for clients and communities. Along the way, you’ll work towards a recognised Certificate in Finance, Accounting and Business (CFAB) qualification.
Core skills for success
Analytical thinking — Interpret data and evidence to form strong insights.
Problem solving — Break down complex challenges into workable actions.
Critical thinking and judgement — Assess risk, quality and implications to make decisions.
Empathy and relationship building — Build trust through listening and respect.
Self direction — Set goals, manage time and take initiative for development.
What you will be doing
Interpret data and evidence to perform economic analysis and identify insights for clients.
Present research on the latest economic developments.
Collaborate with colleagues across competencies and sector specialisms.
Develop your skills through hands‑on experience, coaching and formal learning.
Apply to Economic Advisory Graduate Programme – September 2027 intake at EY (opens employer site)